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• TITLE: Preparation of PDOT:PSS Transparent Conductive Film Using Ink-Jet Printing

  AUTHORS: Atsushi Nitta, Kazuki Shimono

  KEYWORDS: Organic Electronics, Transparent Conductive Film, Ink-Jet Printing, PEDOT:PSS

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Materials Physics and Chemistry, Vol.5 No.12, December 4, 2015

  ABSTRACT: Flexible devices produced using organic materials have attracted the attention of many researchers. Important components of these flexible devices include transparent electrodes, which transmit visible light and possess conductivity. The present study improved the characteristics of a transparent conductive film that was made of poly(3, 4 ethylenedioxythiophene):poly(styrenesul-fonate) (PEDOT:PSS), an organic conductive material, and that had been prepared using ink-jet printing. To improve the resistance value and visible light transmittance of the film, the film substrate was first cleaned with ultraviolet/ozone treatment, and then the film was annealed after it was deposited on the substrate and dipped into a polar solvent. Consequently, the resistance value of the thin film decreased. However, the surface state of the film changed according to the treatment method and affected its visible light transmittance. Thus, the surface state of the film substrate, the annealing temperature after film deposition, and the dipping treatment with a polar solvent influenced the characteristics of a thin film.